Accessible modular buildings

Accessible & Part M Modular Facilities

Adacon designs modular buildings with accessible layouts — from accessible toilets and showers to offices, classrooms, healthcare rooms, reception buildings and accommodation. Each layout is planned around your site and the people who will use it.

Whether a building meets Part M, Part T or Changing Places requirements depends on the specific project, site and approval. We do not claim automatic compliance or certification; requirements are confirmed project by project with your building control body.

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Accessible buildings we design

Accessible toilets & WC blocks

Toilet blocks with an accessible WC alongside standard cubicles.

Accessible shower blocks

Level-access shower rooms with open wheelchair-friendly showers.

Accessible shower & changing facilities

Combined accessible showers and changing space for clubs, sites and public buildings.

Toilet & shower blocks

Mixed blocks with an accessible WC and accessible shower in one building.

Accessible shower pods

Single prefabricated WC and shower rooms planned for level access.

Sports changing rooms

Changing facilities with accessible changing and showering space.

Changing Places toilets

Larger fully equipped rooms for people needing hoists and a changing bench.

Offices & commercial buildings

Level entrances, wider doors and accessible welfare in workplaces.

Classrooms & SEND rooms

Calm, accessible teaching space for pupils with additional needs.

Healthcare buildings

Treatment, consulting and waiting rooms planned for wheelchair users.

Reception & visitor buildings

Welcome buildings with accessible counters, entrances and WCs.

Accommodation & annexes

Ground-floor living with level access and accessible bathrooms.

Part M, Part T and Changing Places are different

Part M (Access to and use of buildings)

Building Regulations guidance in England on getting into, around and using a building — approach, entrances, door widths, circulation and sanitary provision. What applies depends on the building type, use and whether it is new work.

Part T (Toilet accommodation)

Newer guidance for England covering toilet provision in new non-domestic buildings, including a preference for self-contained universal toilets. It sits alongside Part M rather than replacing it.

Changing Places

A specific, larger toilet type with a height-adjustable changing bench, ceiling hoist and space for two carers. It is required for certain larger public buildings and is different from a standard accessible WC.